Sentence examples for may have inserted from inspiring English sources
The Renaissance genius left no youthful self-portraits, although academics have long suspected that he may have inserted his likeness into one of his own masterpieces.
New reports say that Michelangelo may have inserted coded messages into figures in his frescoes on the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel in Rome, painted between 1508 and 1512.
The cyber attack against TV stations and banks in South Korea on Wednesday this week seems increasingly likely to have been by a government-level hacker who may have inserted a virus into a central computer providing antivirus protection, says an American security company.
The CID may have inserted into the TIM domain to facilitate orienting and binding to longer (e.g.>3) saccharide substrates.
While the molecular coordinates of each insertion site is known, gene assignments are sometimes ambiguous, as the modifying transposon may have inserted between two genes.
Many of these TEs may have inserted quite recently and are not expected to be at high frequency.
But it may have been inserted at the commission's request.
Many reporters heard Lincoln say, "This nation, under God, shall have a new birth of freedom," though the phrase "under God" occurs in neither draft of the text; Lincoln may have spontaneously inserted it — a sign of his growing religious consciousness during the last year of the war.
According to some biblical scholars, the name of may have been inserted for an unnamed philistine warrior killed by David apparently while he was armour bearer to Saul and was unrecognized by Saul, thus indicating the reworking of more than one source by the Deuteronomic historian.
The regions 3 and 4 (i.e., ( {mathbf{p}}_3^{boldsymbol{hbox ) and ( {mathbf{p}}_4^{boldsymbol{hbox ) respectively) may have been inserted by an adversary in the received image.
A source told Page Six that Roy "loves the press" and may have intentionally inserted herself into the drama, but on Monday morning the fashionista dropped out of an event in New York City set for that night, citing a "personal emergency".
